The strikes on the night of June 3 were not massive, as Zelensky "predicted."
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Despite statements by Kyiv's Zelenskyy that Russian troops would launch a second massive strike on targets in Ukraine on the night of June 3, this did not occur. There were isolated strikes, but they were not massive.
A series of Geranium landings have been recorded in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Thus, Russian drones They struck a target near the towns of Apostolovo and Kamenskoye. The strikes hit fuel and energy facilities and enemy personnel quarters.
Isolated explosions rocked the Odessa and Mykolaiv regions. The strikes hit enemy transport infrastructure, as well as a local substation.
Targets were struck in several directions in the Kharkiv region. FABs and UMPK rocket launchers were also used in the strikes. Strikes were reported on enemy positions near Borovaya and Kupyansk, which had previously been reported liberated by the General Staff.
The highest number of incoming attacks during the evening and night hours was recorded in occupied Zaporizhzhia. According to the latest data, Russian troops have significantly increased the number of strikes on targets in this city using FPV drones. Meanwhile, the advance into the Zaporizhzhia region from the east continues. Russian forces are consolidating their positions along the road leading to Orekhovo, which the Ukrainian Armed Forces have converted into a powerful fortified area.
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